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woNDERFUL BARGAINS

At MendeI & Freedman's, 772 Chapel Street-We Have Just Received From a Forced Sale the Following Goods at Twenty Five Cents on the Dollar They Will be on Sale This Morning.
 Read! Read!
 Gents brilliant lisle socks, full regular made, at 12 1-2c pair.
 Gents French balbriggan socks, full regu- lar made and drab colors, silk clocked, at 15c pair.
 Ladies' brilliant lisle hose, fancy striped and solid colors, at 15c pair.
 200 dozen ladies' sample hose, every pair different, comprising all the new spring styles, worth 25c, at 12 2c pair.
 Ladies' real kid gloves worth 75c at 46c. Ladies' real kid gloves with heavy em- broidered backs, worth $1.25. at 69c.
 Gents' all linen handkerchiefs, colored bor- der, worth 25c, at 7c each.
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THE HOGAmTH AOADEMY.
Its Wonderful and Deserved GrOWt
 and PrOmper1tY.

Its Wonderful ana DeSeFVe0 HrOWth
 and Prosperity.
 The fame of the Hogarth academy, Cutler building, this city, Prof. J. M. Lee principal, has spread far beyond our city and State, and it's wonderful growth and prosperity attest the genuine merit of the institution. A visit to the academy during session hours confirms the high opinion in which it is held by so many of our citizens. Prof. Lee is to be congratulated upon the signal success which has attended his efforts. He simply points to results as proof of the merit of the Ho- garth academy as an institution of education for the young and rising generation. The Socratic method rules at the Hogarth. Prof Lee exercises a critical supervision of the whole work and gives his personal attention to the individual wants and capacities of each and every student, entering into the work with an enthusiasm, energy and natural perception of how to best nurture the mind of each pupil that the best results may be attained, and parents speak with great satis- faction of the rapid and gratifying progress made by their children at Prof. Lees academy. Each scholars case is look ed into and each is taught what he or she needs most, and neither is hurried or retarded nor obliged to keep pace with or be held back by class. Parents say that this method accomplishes more in three months course than the ordinary system would in year. There are three hundred students now under instruction at the acade my. While maintaining order and obtain ing thorough attention to study the pupils feel at home, being neither goaded nor under restraint. The school presents busy, studi- ous and attractive scene-young ladies en- gagged in perfecting themselves in the art of penmanship and bookkeeping, others learn ing telegraphy and typewriting, the un- rivalled Hammond typwriter being used; oth CTS younger, girls and boys, learning geography, arithmetic, writing, spelling and grammar. More advanced pupils study, if they wish, under competent teachers, alge bra, trigonometry and integral and differen- tial calculus. As an artist and teacher in penmanship Professor Lee stands in the highest rank. Each scholar receives on graduation diploma which is @ splendid specimen of Professor Lees penmanship, lettering and ornamentation. The school halls are well ventilated, thoroughly sanita- ", we'll lighted, airy and cheerful. The reg ular course occupies three months. Some of the pupils come on the cars daily from other States. Visitors will be cordially welcomed, either afternoon or evening, and will see practical Illustrations of the benefit and suc- cess of the Socratic method. The spring term opens April 4th and large addition to the school is already indicated.
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INUICAIIONO
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON. D. C., April2 2, 1887, a. m. ] For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: Fair, warmer weather, preceded by light snow on the coast, northwest winds, becoming variable. For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecti cut: Fair weather preceded by ligh snow in the eastern portion, slight changes in temperature, northwest winds becoming variable For Eastern New fork: Fair weather, slight change in temperature, easterly winds, shifting to southerly.
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WondermI.

Colonel E. M. Graves of Hartford, former ly of this city, has accepted a place in the New York custom house.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

Miss Hattie Shepard left for Hartford yes terday where she accepts splendid position as stenographer and typewritist to the Amer ican Publishing company. She has just grad uated from Gaffey's shorthand school.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

Miss Mattie Baldwin, graduate of Gaf- fey's shorthand school, has accepted large salaried position with the American Pin company of Waterbury,
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Last GhARCA.

Gaffey has just had such rush for seats for next Monday, April 4, that he has been obliged to limit the number of pupils enter ing them. Only two seats left in the day school
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

There are but three seats left in Gaffey's $ shorthand night school. Spring term opens next Monday, April f.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

J. F. Gaffey has pupils committing from fifteen different places in this State, coming to his shorthand school every day,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02
Bargains In New Gents'

Tremendous Bargains In New Gents' Neckwear Just Received. Cents silk scarfs, sold in other stores at 25c, our price 121ac. Gents silk scarfs, worth 50c, our price 25c.
 Gents silk scarfs, worth $1, our price soc. For bargains go to
 Mendel & Freedman,
 772 Chapel Street,
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Subscription Rates

oLs YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, s5.Uo; THREE MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, 50 CFNTs. ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, GENTS.
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Miss Carrie Lyon has graduated from Gaf- fey's shorthand school, and starts for New London to-day to take 8 position with the Quinnipiac Fertilizer company
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

Stony Creek And Branford Oysters Served in all styles at the City Hall Restau- rant Church street corner Court. n17 If
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

The Silver Question attracts much attention; but for those who have aches and pains the Compound Quinine Plasters attract more, for they are sometimes "worth their weight in gold" Sold by druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02
AFTER FORTY-TRREE YEARS,
Active and Almost Untnterrupt Work In she Ministry Rev. M Mead Ret1reg.

Active and Almost Uninterrupted
 Work 1n she Ministry Rev. MT.
 Mead RetireS.
 The Rev. A. H. Mead, pastor of Summer field M. E. church, retires from the active work of the ministry at the coming session of the New York East conference, held next week at Mt. Vernon. MT. Mead has been an active pastor forty-three years, not losing a single service from ill-health during that period, except four Sabbath, when stationed at Howard avenue church this city. His re- tirement grows out of the ill-health of his wife. His residence hereafter will be with his youngest daughter, Mrs. Edwin R. Ives, Meriden, Ct. He has made hosts of friends during his long residence in this city who will regret his going and heartily wish him we'll in his new position of quietude and ex- emption from care He has well earned rest His sermon on "Reminiscences of for ty-three years in the Methodist itineracy" to morrow evening will be well worth hear ing.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

The money value of good business edu- cation, as given in the commercial and shorthand departments of Cargill's Business college. cannot be overestimated.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02
The WoOmrth Aenden,v

Spring term begins next Monday. Day and evening sessions. Daily instruction for three months $10. First lesson free. Visitors welcome.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford has been invited by the editor, MT. Book, to write an article for the new memorial volume to be present ad to MT Beecher's family.
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Take D. K. and be o. K. See ad. m7tf
Night School.

At the City Hall Dining Rooms, Church street corner Court. d21 tf
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New York PhysfcianS.

Many of the leading physicians of New York are aiac1lssng the propriety of admitting the Moxie NeSve Food Into their regular practice, as it is hsrmIess food and found to be able to prevent re iaTses on chronic helped by medicine. It has lately been put the test and found to have stopped d number of cases of paralysis and Brights disease = the first stages and it is well known that these oFaQinate from depleted nerve force. Stawaw
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-02

A Contemplated Trip by MT Sargent.
 MT. J. B. Sargent, the manufacturer, has in contemplation the project of making 8 trip around the world, his intention being, should he decide in the affirmative in the matter, to leave in a few weeks. His pur- pose is to inaugurate the trip by journey westward through the United States, visiting many celebrated places of interest to the tourist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-11-19

MOTTO En- the foregoing statement the fol-
lowing authorizations are used: n for north, for
south e for east W for wet, und for undivided,
fir for fraction, for acre. DIES for description sec
for section.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

MANY physicians who 10 not know how
Pc.ru-na Is made, still prescribe II Tor
their uHiiania
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oaIilor,is arit

W. \ Knapp, iu NuEt uuIf phtfHuHs
Il has often been remarked by Eiwnrcr
that Clliiurninns somehow hlycn knark ol
succeeding whcrr olhur laiL lCt mu h"rr
explain how this comes about The carly
cnmpr reasoned iu tb.s wiser - am pos.
-.ssrl oi ns good ordinary Intelligence us
that man. and il h. rru 10 such aud such @
thing. why can't |" So without combining
themselves 10 any particular specially 81
business, 10 which they may have been
brought up. they adapted ihcWsrlygHto
situation. aud put ulI their wits and Cnnfgy
into trial, even II they nnuld lniL While
people in most other paris ol tho Snirs,
having ben brought up iu any pUiicu'
mr. lime. viii only follow thai and 90 Other.
merchant or mcchluIr, falling to obtain "a
pnurr livelihood Ht his own calling. NJ
once uyc- up in despair. l'ui thr Cali.
inrniau will in tuu DO. % contractor mrr.
chant. broker. carpenter, blacksmith,
farmer, agent Or lahurr, suiiing himself
tn circumstances 600 hH can make
circumstances suited 10 him. The
ir,lts ~ mcrr fortune, however,
~ ibis State. have been something
marvellous. Intellect and good manage.
mont. In many eos r. hIvr hid nothing Ia
DO with success, iDf ! cIn point out those
among orr millionaire WhD can scare VI
write iheir names 1gi ur' obliged io spoil
almost every syllable J.ium understanding
| o. document.
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4 rreneh oplnlen Of wa .nlnsian.

"GCn. Washington and several general
officers have told me that u the army
know that Cnngry.s wished 10 take action
against the alliance, il would be- dispose
10 revolt No patriots are moro reliable
nor morc zrslpug. Tho principal OilicHr
have taken special pains 10 assure mo, IN
the mos. positive aud satisfactory manner
concerning thc dispositions ~ the people
ui their States. Gen sullivan. especially,
has made every pu.sihlc advance a. me. so
~ 10 leave no doubt about what hc thinks
I have had repeated converse
lions with Gen. Washington, some 81
which were thrcr houm long b Is impoa
sihip i0r me ~ give connected urcount
ol them, but shall car'Ylly avail myself
u what b. sil IN my lricp according
n8 the opportunity presents it'olt ! con-
tent myself now by stating that ! have
conceived H- much rs'crm iur this general
in relation 10 hil intelligence, moderation,
patriotism and integrity as iJr hia military
talents aud the incalru.abr services Which
De has rendered 30 his cDlu'ry'
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n,vE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
aud end 10 ava excellent drntr.hrr
Tlruts y BaDriY,
PF1f Dental Pathology aud surrfys Etuh
Med Coilcg. Eruf Oral surgery, Chicago
College OF Dental surgcry.
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the gray ovcrcoat. "But how do you work

the gray overcoat. ''But how do you work
this2'
The inventor eagerly explained. -.
This onght to bring you fortune. ex-
claimed the stranger.
''No one will look ut it, said Marion,
bursting into tears. People call me lu-
matte, and when met you had just lett
a starving wife, and was goingto jump into
the Seine"
"Ilump' remarked the stranger thought
fully, as he surveyed the inventor with
a keen glance
Marion looked hopefully and pleadingly
ut his new acquaintance. lie could not
see much of his face, but he saw man in
the prime Of life, with dark brown hair, an
olive complexion, and pair OF piercing
gray eyes.
Gle is somebody" was Marion's rcas-
surfing thought.
'Il | let you have little money now, y
said the man with the gray eyes, 'will you
give me the gun and come to see me to-
morrow TO negotiate for its salc2'
ut is yours2' shouted Marion, "and
upon your own terms"
TELL me something about yourself"
Then Marion ratified away incoherntly
for several minutes. He told all about his
hopes and disappointmenis, and how his
wife had followed his fortunes until star
walton stared them in the face.
The stranger turned away and called
some one at Il distance. In response TO the
call plain looking man appeared and
made a prsfound salute.
Take this gun and keep it until ! send
for YOU said the stranger. And you,
Mon. Marion, will you come TO see me to-
morrow at 10 o'clock"
Certainly" replied Marion. "But-"
81 understand, was the curt answer.
"Will this supply your needs Tor the
PRESENT."
Marion clutched the purse greedily. 1t
was filled with gold.
"Whee shall meet you tomorrow
he asked, cxcitedly.
Come TO the 1uilories," was the calm
response.
And You are"
at IL the Emperor" whispered the plain
looking man as the stout figure in the gray
coat turned away.
| Pierre Marion stuffed the purse into his
pocket, and, without word, ran away Il,
last as his legs would carry him.
at was luckl" said Pierre, after he and
his wife had finished bountiful repast.
at was providence" interrupted Julie
"Very well, little one" chuckled hci
husband; providence and the Emperor
Of course that sounds better than TO call i
"a crank's luck"
The next day Pierre kept his appoint
mcnt with the Emperor at the palace. Ma
polcon was in one Of his best moods II,
investigated the merits Of the new gun
and pronounced il valuable invention.
"Will you take 10000 francs for it, h
asked.
VERY gladly" gasped Pierre.
The great man called one Of his scCre
tarics.
take Monsieur Marion to your Office,
said the Emperor, "and pay him 1000
francs
Fifty" broke out Pierre.
Napoleon waved his hand, and the sccrC
tary hurried the astonishcd gunsmith int
another room, where he counted out III
money To him.
Tho Marions lost no time in moyn
back to their country home, but Picrr
never oycrcamc his disappointment on aC
count OF the Emperor stature iouiilizc III
breach-loading gun. But Just about th,
time Napoleon troubles began In carncs
and he doubtless forgot all about Marion
, invention.
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4 srhrme for church Reunion.

G. W. Hodrc In Princeton Review ior November.
But IL all this is admitted, how could q
union ON These terms he brought aboutI
BY soine such process rs this: Let the
representatives ri the various denomina-
tons, some Of whom have already been
appointed. confer together; and II they
should agree in recommending a union On
these principles. ind such instrumentation
should have been duly ratified, each exist
in, denomination would resolve 10 mcrg,
ilsclf In a now body, 10 bc known in this
country n the Church Of the United states
10 Next, lc, the whole Of the United
States be divided mp into districts CORE
spending ~ the province or synod. aud the
diocese or prr.hy,cry; and a provision
made Tor the holding OF constitutional a..
s,mblirsthurcin. composed Of AL the Clergy
and representatives Ol ihcsrycrll congrrgl.
CATIONS LCtallthoso now minisicringto con.
grrutions. Who have not already received
ordination from some branch oi the historic
cpiscopltc. receive q laying on OF hands
with s,mr simple formula which shall bc
adjudgcd sufficient TO set them apart Tor
th.ir work il the now organization
Diocesan assemblies being held, lot fitting
mon be- freely elected IN the position %.
bishops. with due provision Tor those
already in similar positions, as the bishops
oi the Methodist and the Episcopal
churches. LIT those ~ elected bc also
duly sct apart Tor their office, the bishops
Of the Episcopal church have already
pledged themselves by the terms Of their
declaration TO the bC,,oWal OF this giit Of
ordination, provided the conditions they
asi be- complied with. Finally. enabling
acts from the State legislatures could H.
ob,aincd, prp.il n ior The transfer Of the
property oi the various denominations "a
/ suitable trustees under the new orriniyl.
\ tious. and other matters requiring local
| aiinatn,nt completed, the now church
would be- duly Organized aul equipped.
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PARAPnRAsE FROM BEnANGER,

Good Heavensl how beautiful and bright
Is she for whom sighl
Love turks within the liquid light
OF that dark dreaming eye.
Sweet airs OF youth around her breathe,
And fiutter Ia her lnin:
Good Heavens! now beautiful is she!
And |. no old aud plain
Good Henyensl how beautiful Is she,
As fresh and fair as day;
Dark rs the night her shining hair,
Her lip-a bud OF May.
Yet all unconscious OF her power
Though hundreds sigh In vain,
Good HeayenA how beautiful Is shel
And |, 80 old and plaini
Good Iieavcne' how beautiful Is shel
Can her heart have wonf
j, from whose cherries destiny
All hope and Joy had hown.
Before her soft eyes smiled on me,
Love seemed vision vain:
Good Heavens how beautiful Is shell
And |, 80 old and plain
Good heavens how beautiful i Shcl
Aud Yet she loves me now;
She brings the flower u maiden grace
Toi1cck this iurrowcd brow:
She comes TO gid my every JOY,
To soothe my every pain.
Great heayensl how beautiful is she'
Aud |, NJ old and piain
w. ID. g., In Temple Bar
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ordnr OF Publication.

Al, Cs5s RI DO thr tHHuHrrv tpuu ~ Shelby
,au1i,. tenn. u. e.. iIhHk % a. &c. I,uU,u
NhrIIufuv.
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ItIa tIirr1'uaf uriHIHi tIIt Dr. make lls nTInur
rffH hHfrlu ri th. ruHf luu." ~ shelby uIny.
Shelby rUuntT. Tenn. un me nft Monday ln hC
rrmHff d. anil plead. uI.WlI uf d'iHuf a. COIN
tiHInHnt's lIl. 90 tHH sfIUC VIII D. naru iuf con
l...fd III t1 hIn Hul af f.r /" rios rT rTfir mud
tiiHt % COPY uf tbf url.T boz 81. lihul uurH urrA
In fur iurusfIfr WrriH in tIu hrupIn Appeal
IhIa .Iiu Ufy Of UUiuUtr, l..s
a. MCDOWELL.
tlrft and Mastrf
uvT.H CALDWELL Deputy Cl7fl aud Master
~ Fhuphrri. Hl|lr Our lUr tuupnin1uu.
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Chancery Balo.

No Cf5f. A. INT ir tharHrFI tUuI ~ .lfIhY
county. Tenn Mary o. irull ID Dc uUAt
ilJnd g. John A. ngHi". 1Ha
tndsfard hg whine 90 drlUr rniHrri iu uIH
rfusa Uu 1ulY RI isT frrnrlDi no minute book q
tHrr llH 4 Will. a. tp"Iiai commissioner uu
Monday. the IN - Dvccubrf. 1887,
ftIfosIur. fn. In mons ~ tle ulufth homer In me
rit. 10 Memphis shelby county Tenn, 30 inr fol-
lowing described MI sHiIic. i0 t'H hlrIHi Hui
lfst bihirs mf D.l. tDtlt lfinr l"Iur uui
tiuHtri lu Hr IalHH H.fri uI .HtiIl rHuuiY.
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tDuu UfT.t lUl l"Iug OH" rI.i lnll u' lu. so. 20
uH t..H r' .u Hui m.p % tIr f"Il city 1T Memphis.
tHII Iut IHFInuIur 30 tiH uuUUrIH rnfu.f ul Hiil
Iut ~ fHurIHH tHrHHu wet With thl south flln ~
tuuih count HtHri iH fUrtf't inches tlrurH south
% fltf . IH"IHH. tEHnrH r#t l.lttH.t IuIhr. WuUU
urh . fpst iurhri 10 The urtinu.uf i.Ils ul
faIU tnHh. It ID AnLNNNt
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Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate.

so t., M In the rtHi1m Court ~ th.hy
county. 1run. DtHE, Maymlu 81. James lur
mere isfn.Uis
py ,Iuur uf dgrrr 'ur frlrmado and rutrrli in
this emu .r Uu su.r.uNtff iHl, Iu Intimate HIIl o.,
IH.r 81 sill f.Il. nt public Suction. o. luc highest
I.sirf in iunt 10 The Cuuf, lulsc dulr uu Naiu
tIf,tl Memphis Tenn uu
"a urdny. Npysnhrr "a. 1881,
within l.gll hoIf, tbc following dDgrI1vi rial rf
iHtr tlUitf
Situated in thr rUnniy ~ Shelby, Nhin ~ Ton
rf.H.f .Ius amt IFIHH lu nr IasiuF pI.I.l"f 10.
s.id county. BE- beg lots Sus. % aul D. i1 l'ura o.
up ilH iIHu ui tH iutn u. F't ll.h.InFi t.il l'l'
lftlrrI iniut each ui twenty iuur Gee uu tnr Uts
tl,lc ID iuufth Hrrt Hul u.uuinH IItk o. un nil,l
ur.tWlrllr ono huuHr-l arl taritC r1i one huu
trHt iI.' NUU.
I,fns df ..Ir uus h1if ooh md enc balance M
sIT months flr UUrI.rHF IG ,TaTuif uu'rF wIih
approved frrurfl. rHt re- lIFu VIII o. rtiuUH u1
az Hui tn laruta ibr urpal purh,ae muu,y.
pIuulCiIY. clerk
uf THUa m CuryWtV Deputy tl,ia
tTIufr LiIlut ruI lUr DuUUL FuU
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IRON The l1stl1 iuirat
President Lincoln nil once that The best
story bee ever read In the papcH % hiing'li
W., this Two Quakcfcssrs were travelling
on iiio railroad. and wcrc heard difruHIny
lhc probable termination u the war ~
think. said the first, "that Jefferson viii
succec,k" why docs thee think sp''
lskcl the other. "Bccause Jefferson " q
praying man" "And 20 IL Abraham =
praying mnn. objected the second. "lCs.
but tlio lom will think Abraham l.
Joking the iiSt replied, conclusIycly.
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I.a r. ,ummlns. M t1s Ho.r1isf tosmup'.iI.n.
4 typical example OF California farming
y Illustrated 10y he huffman murh 4
Is % magnificent pnp.ry devoted io he1l
and barley, surrounding ihH town 81 Nrr.
cod, and cNiUniiug over 2J,UD arms.
When tho plpains erun comes on, q
grand procession uaaB ~ appearance,
composed oi ton u.gI.mulc teams aud
machinery Of thn IuN invention. pr.
forming ,hc feat Of blowing sixty HcnN a
dly. When hlryp.f draws near. % nov
king ~ string dlrk uI iTr hunLpn. u BE-
thc combined hrWrrr' % California
invention, q sort ol travelling mlficlm,
aud two 81 tbcsr mrg. nsm being 30 Ia
work will perform wonders. larh one
will cut, fresh and .f.a about hlty arrs
per day. with the aI Of about i.yc mrn
aud thirty mules, accomplishing tho wnfk
that formerly rcQu.rI forty n'en. Mar
| yrlous improvement ar' constantly IN
I progress, and nuxl summer sram % 10
supplnnt mulo pos,r while lho sfind
canal, in process iOl construction iyi VIC
la, ipu, years, VII lhsn be- completed,
thus supplying irrigation ior oD,vJJ acres.
| Tie ultimate design Ul ihn uNnrrt IfOrhcf
and Huffman, u StH. iuo "nci up mo
small farms and .r,f.u !. lhh' OF holiiSi'
/
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uvT.H cttnwrfi. Deputy Cl'fl aud
~. shepherd. HuIlr.iGf iUr Complains